Argentina’s Economy Minister Axel Kicillof says his country is not in default amid an ongoing debt row with US hedge funds.
Argentina’s Economy Minister Axel Kicillof says his country is not in default amid an ongoing debt row with US hedge funds.
Police officers in El Salvador have arrested a Spanish priest, known for supporting a delicate truce between gangs in the country, over allegations that he smuggled cell phones into a prison.
Argentine representatives are scheduled to meet with a US mediator as a deadline approaches for the South American country to fulfill a billion-dollar debt payment.
Mexican authorities say more than 30 police officers have been arrested for alleged links to organized crime and possible involvement in the killing of fellow cops.
At least 13 leftist militants have been killed in two separate armed clashes with the Colombian army, the Defense Ministry says.
The US Senate’s Foreign Relations Committee has approved a nuclear cooperation pact between the United States and Vietnam, as Washington aims to expand ties with its former archenemy in Southeast Asia.
The Venezuelan government has condemned the Israeli regime’s latest invasion of the besieged Gaza Strip as an “inhumane policy of genocide.”
Nearly 200,000 people have signed an online petition to get a polar bear moved from Argentina to Canada.
Venezuelans have been acquainted with the religious customs at the holy month of Ramadan during a variety of celebrations held in the Muslim communities, press TV has reported.
Protesters in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro have held a fresh rally against the costs of hosting the 2014 FIFA World Cup for the South American country, Press TV reports.
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon says the international body has a “moral responsibility” to help Haiti end a devastating cholera epidemic, which was allegedly brought to the Caribbean country by UN peacekeepers.
Violent clashes have erupted in Argentina’s capital, Buenos Aires, over the defeat of the country’s national soccer team against Germany in the 2014 FIFA World Cup final match.
Canada’s unemployment rate has edged up to 7.1 percent as government data showed the economy unexpectedly shed thousands of jobs in June.
Canada plans to impose economic sanctions and a travel ban on 14 more members of pro-Russia forces in eastern Ukraine, Canada’s ministry of foreign affairs said.
Some 26,000 police and army troops are to be deployed to ensure a peaceful night for the World Cup final in Rio de Janeiro.
Brazilian police have started search for a ‘fugitive’ World Cup executive on alleged charges of scalping the tickets.
Muslim and Arab organizations have gathered outside the Israeli embassy in the Argentine capital Buenos Aires to express outrage at Tel Aviv’s ongoing atrocities against the Palestinians, Press TV reports.
Brazilian police have arrested a senior executive with a FIFA ticket partner, accusing him of leading a network that illegally sold game tickets in the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
A powerful earthquake has jolted southern Mexico and Central America, killing at least four people and damaging dozens of homes.
Brazilian protesters have staged a rally in front of the FIFA headquarters in Rio de Janeiro against the costs of the hosting of the tournament by their government.
The US embassies across the world are operating as Washington’s espionage agencies with a CIA agent holding a key position at the diplomatic mission, a former US intelligence expert tells Press TV.
US presidents have become the worst enemies of the American nation in the 21st century due to their negligence of the citizens’ rights, an analyst writes for Press TV.
The US government is caught in a devastating web of dependency upon the Israeli regime and Saudi Arabia, an analyst writes for Press TV.
Lawmakers in Argentina have rejected an attempt to impeach the country’s Vice President Amado Boudou, who is facing corruption charges.
At least two people have been killed in the collapse of an overpass on moving vehicles in southeastern Brazil.
Argentinean workers have taken to the streets of the capital of Buenos Aires to protest against dismal working conditions in the South American county, Press TV reports.
The US foreign policy is shaped based on the interests of the few in power at a terrible cost to the world population, says Noam Chomsky.
Brazilian police have fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse protesters demanding the release of demonstrators detained in previous rallies against the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
At least 22 alleged gang members have been killed in Mexico’s southeast in a clash with government soldiers.
Brazilians have once again taken to the streets in Rio de Janeiro to protest the government’s spending on the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
An emergency agency in Brazil says severe flooding caused by torrential rain in the southern parts of the country has forced more than 50,000 people out of their homes.
Brazilian police have fired tear gas to disperse hundreds of anti-World Cup protesters outside Maracana Stadium in the city of Rio de Janeiro.
Mexican authorities have arrested more than 100 people belonging to a suspected vigilante group for battling drug cartels in the violence-plagued Michoacan State.
An Argentine judge has filed corruption charges against the country’s Vice President Amado Boudou over purchasing a company while he was finance minister in 2010, court sources say.
Canada’s Supreme Court has for the first time recognized the property rights of a group of aboriginals over a tract of land in the country’s British Columbia Province.
A United Nations committee has approved a resolution calling on Britain and Argentina to negotiate a solution to their dispute over the Malvinas Islands, also known as the Falkland Islands.
Washington’s political motives are overshadowing the rule of law in the United States, an analyst tells Press TV.
“We are not experiencing the rule of law but the rule of decisions made by powerful men who have political motives that they are not revealing to the public,” James Fetzer told Press TV in an interview.
The US Army’s harsh crackdown on media criticizing Washington’s policies is reminiscent of Nazi Germany’s secret police Gestapo, an analyst writes for Press TV.
Police in Chile have clashed with protesting students and teachers in the country’s capital of Santiago during another mass demonstration over the country’s education system.
Thousands of homeless people have held a protest against their poor living conditions in Brazil’s largest city, Sao Paulo, as the South American country hosts the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
The US government’s memo authorizing deadly drone strikes on suspected Americans abroad justifies the use of savage brute force, an analyst writes for Press TV.
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is developing devil dolls in an attempt to delegitimize Muslim countries’ defense of their territories, an analyst writs for Press TV.
Officials in Paraguay say floods caused by heavy rains have forced some 200,000 people across the country to leave their homes.
Brazilians have once again held a protest rally against the government’s spending on the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
Mexican officials have discovered a new mass grave containing over 40 bodies in the country’s Gulf Coast state of Veracruz, an area plagued by drug violence, Press TV reports.
Some 300 Canadians have taken to the streets in the city of Saint John, demanding a public inquiry into the cases of missing and murdered aboriginal women.
Canada has announced economic sanctions and travel bans for Russian officials over the crisis in eastern Ukraine.
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has formally launched her re-election campaign, despite public discontent over World Cup costs.
Brazilian police have arrested a number of anti-World Cup protesters in Rio de Janeiro as demonstrations over the costs of the tournament linger on.
Clashes have erupted between Brazilian police and protesters in Sao Paulo, where the 2014 World Cup is underway.